Terrorism
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May- 2022 -24 May
Rebels Kill 11 in Northern Burkina Faso
Suspected jihadists have killed 11 people, including three volunteer army auxiliaries, in attacks on two villages in northern Burkina Faso.
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23 May
Jihadists Kill 30 in Northeast Nigeria: Sources
Jihadists have killed 30 men in a revenge attack after their commanders died in military air strikes in Nigeria's northeast Borno state, two militia leaders said.
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22 May
Iran Revolutionary Guards Colonel Assassinated in Tehran: State Media
Gunmen shot dead a member of Iran's Revolutionary Guards on Sunday in the east of the capital Tehran, state media reported.
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22 May
UN Accuses DRCongo Militia of Attack on Peacekeepers
A top UN official accused the M23 militia force active in the Democratic Republic of Congo of attacking peacekeepers in the troubled east.
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19 May
Mozambique Approves Tough Anti-Terror Bill
Mozambique's parliament approved a tough new anti-terror law that imposes stiff prison sentences for convicted jihadists.
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18 May
Russian S-300 Air Defense System Targets Israeli Jets in Syria: Report
A Russian S-300 air defense system reportedly fired at Israeli Air Force jets as they returned from an air operation in Syria.
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18 May
Tajikistan Launches ‘Anti-Terror Operation’ in Restive Region
Tajikistan has launched an "anti-terror operation" in a restive region that borders Afghanistan and China.
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18 May
Turkey Arrests 3 Suspected IS Suicide Attack Plotters
Turkey said it had arrested three suspected Islamic State group members who were planning a suicide attack.
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17 May
Uganda Troops to Withdraw From DRC by May 31: Army
Ugandan troops sent to the Democratic Republic of Congo last year to help a crackdown on rebels will withdraw by May 31 unless the two countries strike a new agreement.
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17 May
Militia Attacks Claim 20 Lives in Eastern DR Congo
Militants killed at least 20 civilians last week in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, a monitoring group said.
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